Sentence examples for in vibrancy from inspiring English sources

Chelsea needed this rise in vibrancy for they looked flat in the face of Colchester's fearlessness and neat passing.

Even the voices of the singers who stood close to the rim of the stage sounded a little distant: clear, yes, but lacking in vibrancy.

In addition, the group's director, Mary Terey-Smith, also favors relaxed tempos, but this preference exacts no cost in vibrancy or -- in movements like the Contredanse en Rondeau from the "Boreades" Suite -- sheer rambunctiousness.

For some time now, the Royal Court has been dogged by complaints, as critics have compared its razzle-dazzle in-yer-face years under Stephen Daldry in the 1990s with the more muted recent period under outgoing director Ian Rickson, and found today's Court lacking in vibrancy and vision.

Rather their identity and innovation is absorbed back into the platform, making the overall experience feel dull, diluted and lacking – lacking in vibrancy, agency and originality.

But that was just a historical footnote to an occasion lacking in vibrancy and atmosphere, with Lydiate and Jones strolling over for late tries.

There is a distinct lack of colouring-in or vibrancy.

His own liberal spirit and sense of justice found a match in the vibrancy of living in America.

Michel Kouakou, a choreographer from the Ivory Coast, received the 2012 Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise, which includes a cash award of $25,000.The Vilcek Prize honors immigrants who have played a significant role in the vibrancy of culture in the United States.

Jun Yeop Lee of Inha University, in South Korea, calculates that enterprises not majority-owned by the state contribute about 70% of GDP, assuming that they account for all agricultural output and two-thirds of services.The significance of the private sector, though, lies in its vibrancy rather than in precise measures.

But what it lacks in linguistic poetry is amply compensated for in the vibrancy of Seasick's guitar-playing.